Showing posts with label children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label children. Show all posts

Friday, October 12, 2012

Whoah Horse Etsy Treasury by Corky Crafts

Beth of  CorkyCrafts  was very kind to include my Ride'em Cowgirl Glass Tile Pendant in this all things horsey Treasury. Check out all the cool horse art work!  I especially like the Grey Stick Horse and the Sterling Silver Horse Earrings!
Whoah Horse! Treasury





  • Grey Stick Horse By Hill Country Woodcraft
  • Genuine Cowgirl Peasant Top
  • Sterling silver horse earrings.  Wire horseheads handmade. 'Equus'
  • Lightning the horse crocheted hat... Perfect for dress up, costumes, winter, or photo props
  • Ride'em Cowgirl Glass Tile Pendant
  • Vintage Carousel Horse Tin - Merry Go Round
  • Verdigris Finish Horse Posts set of 2 OOAK dollhouse miniature in one inch scale
  • On Sale Race Horses Stethoscope Cover
  • Sterling Silver HORSE IN SHOE Earrings   - French Earwires - whoa Team, Equestrian
  • Bay Horse Picture Cow Pony Horse Lover Gift Photo Western Home Decor 8x10 Fine Art Print
  • Toile Decorative Pillow Red Tan Beige Equestrian Horse Carriage Berries Designer Cotton
  • Horse quilt
  • Pendant Photo Necklace Vintage Horse Hitching Post Glass Tile in Antique Bronze Setting
  • SALE Wine cork horse ornament bottle tag- custom sports teams available inquire within
  • Vintage Equestrian Farmhouse Pillow Cover Burlap and Cotton
  • Yin yang Horse Black and White  Dangle Earrings Button1.25 inch
  • Project: Chrismons

    As an adult and a mother of precious boy/girl twins, I want to bring Christ back to Christmas. I want my children to understand their Christian history and God's saving Grace.  Chrismons are symbols used by early Christians as a symbol of faith as well as representing biblical and theological concepts.
    Last Christmas, the twins were 22 months, we decided to decorate a small, artificial evergreen tree on top of our bar. This way we could keep the children from pulling the decorations off the tree and we could have some decorations in the house.  We added non-breakable decorations to the tree including a silver star Emma and Nathaniel made in the church nursery.  This silver star was the start of our Chrismon project.
    This year we are going to have felt Chrismons on a bigger tree hopefully in our dining room. We might have to hide the wrapped gifts in another part of the house- I suspect twins would rip through the paper as soon as the boxes go under the tree -

    Last night, I started cutting out my pieces from a pattern I found at Sunday School Kids.  I'm going to make mine three dimensional, by adding stuffing to the patterns and gold glitter glue where appropriate. The Jerusalem star will be designed using gold glittery felt.